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Old 27-09-2019, 07:06 AM
N1 (Mirko)
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Hi Peter,

Yes, 6.a The cost of maintaining the status quo will increase massively, and someone has to foot the bill.


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Originally Posted by peter_4059 View Post
Summarising key takeaways so far:
1. Some people buy EVs because they are fast and others choose their new vehicle based on factors such as purchase price, practicality, size.
2. ROI is a factor when purchasing solar panels and Tesla batteries.
3. Some countries have managed to phase out coal power and some of these have turned to Hydro and Nuclear.
4. Long haul passenger planes use a lot of power to get off the ground. interested to hear how many kW that takes from anyone in the know? Batteries might be possible in the right size plane - how about a 300 seater?
5. People say they had no choice however the reality is they do - the alternative might mean they are worse off though - still a choice.
6. Any change to the status quo is at a price and someone has to foot the bill.

Any others?

ps. missed a couple:

There is an excellent bottle of Scotch available if anyone is interested in betting on:
1. 99.99% of BITRE analysts have never dropped a gearbox and changed a clutch.
or
2. In 5 years time the BITRE forecasts are flawed and proven wrong. (the ROI is a bit long on this one).
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